Seems to run better now regarding memory usage...at least it doesn't bomb out with "out of memory", which the former version did for me. The upcoming jPCT 1.05 version may be able to improve this even further, because it uses less memory by default and you can even tweak some things in addition. Should be ready within a week...i hope...

@TODOs for the next release:- redesign tiles to look better (use 3DS for tiles since flat tiles look awful)- redesign network module to be more responsive (switch from HTTP to TCP, from unidirectional to bidirectional)- add templating for in-game items. should greatly reduce b/w usage- add money/stackable items- buy a domain for the game. Cant wait to attract new people to the project to work on game story and gameplay ideas.

Coooool stuff....will OpenGL be optional or have you dropped software rendering completely?I'm still having problems to figure out how to leave the starting area. I can walk on the places which seem to be the transition points between the areas, but nothing happens. Am i missing something here?BTW.: I've corrected the link on my projects page to the new IP.

1. There should be no problem in switching between renderers as long technopolies does not use lwjgl features directly, only through JPCT api.

2. It is planned that big locations would consinst of smaller locations, like districts in city. Players will be able to move between locations via exit points on map. Currently this feature is not fully functional. A couple of quest bots has been placed to a starting location (Russian and English) to help testing combat mode. You have to do is to ask them to give you training. You will be teleported to a random location with hostile, ally and neutral units (60%/10%/30%). the fight will continue unless there are no hostiles left on the map.

3. Currently, there is no system menu, i will add one later. Btw, raft, the game uses 1024x768 resolution. On higher reso it will look as floating window without titlebar. Support for multiple resolutions is another thing to do in the nearest future.

A couple of quest bots has been placed to a starting location (Russian and English) to help testing combat mode. You have to do is to ask them to give you training. You will be teleported to a random location with hostile, ally and neutral units (60%/10%/30%). the fight will continue unless there are no hostiles left on the map.

I've already figured that out, but somehow the combat doesn't work. I can give my orders, end the turn, get a wait-bubble and that's it....there seems to be some occasional network traffic but nothing else happens. No one moves, fires or anything and the wait-message doesn't go away... :cry: